if you're running IIS on Windows2000, you probably have IIS 5.0 and you can
use Server.Transfer instead of response.redirect. Server.transfer makes the
server transfer the client's request to the page specified in the parameter.

You can also use a client script for redirection. Just write in the response
the following code:
<script language=javascript>
location.href = "default.asp?pageId=<%=page%>";
</script>

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De: JOH [mailto:jacob-o-hansen@p...]
Enviada em: sexta-feira, 26 de julho de 2002 18:00
Para: ASP components
Assunto: [asp_components] Response.Redirect after downloading a file
with ASPsmartUpload


As the title says I cannot redirect after downloading a file using the
ASPsmartUpload component. I am trying something like this...

<%
...
Dim mySmartUpload
Set mySmartUpload = Server.CreateObject("aspSmartUpload.SmartUpload")
mySmartUpload.DownloadFile("/80-Download/" & tmpFileName)
Response.Redirect "default.asp?pageID="	& page
%>

Where tmpFileName is the file name and page is just another variable set
before this piece of code.

If I remove the Response.Redirect line it will work, however I want to
redirect the page. This is because when the user has reached this point
the user has just entered a username and a password, and after downloading
with the ASPsmartUpload component this page will still be the current
page...

default.asp -> login.asp -> download.asp

I want to return to the original page (default.asp)

I would be greatfull if you have got a solution to this dilemma!

Kind regards Jacob.

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Unfortunately...

<%
Sub downloadFile(fileN)

Dim mySmartUpload	
Set mySmartUpload = Server.CreateObject("aspSmartUpload.SmartUpload")
mySmartUpload.DownloadFile("/v.1.1/80-Download/" & fileN)

End Sub
%>
<%
	downloadFile tmpURL
	Server.Transfer "default.asp"
%>

... this will not work either. The Server.Transfer works fine if I do not 
use my routine downloadFile. However, then there is no functionality!

I think it has got somthing to do with the ASPsmartUpload component. It is 
like I am not able to do anything after the file is uploaded. The wierd 
part is that I am able to redirect after I have uploaded a file using the 
same component.

I tried the script as well. This will not redirect either!

Kind regards Jacob.



> if you're running IIS on Windows2000, you probably have IIS 5.0 and you 
can
use Server.Transfer instead of response.redirect. Server.transfer makes the
server transfer the client's request to the page specified in the 
parameter.

You can also use a client script for redirection. Just write in the 
response
the following code:
<script language=javascript>
location.href = "default.asp?pageId=<%=page%>";
</script>

-----Mensagem original-----
De: JOH [mailto:jacob-o-hansen@p...]
Enviada em: sexta-feira, 26 de julho de 2002 18:00
Para: ASP components
Assunto: [asp_components] Response.Redirect after downloading a file
with ASPsmartUpload


As the title says I cannot redirect after downloading a file using the
ASPsmartUpload component. I am trying something like this...

<%
...
Dim mySmartUpload
Set mySmartUpload = Server.CreateObject("aspSmartUpload.SmartUpload")
mySmartUpload.DownloadFile("/80-Download/" & tmpFileName)
Response.Redirect "default.asp?pageID="	& page
%>

Where tmpFileName is the file name and page is just another variable set
before this piece of code.

If I remove the Response.Redirect line it will work, however I want to
redirect the page. This is because when the user has reached this point
the user has just entered a username and a password, and after downloading
with the ASPsmartUpload component this page will still be the current
page...

default.asp -> login.asp -> download.asp

I want to return to the original page (default.asp)

I would be greatfull if you have got a solution to this dilemma!

Kind regards Jacob.

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